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The Orientalist unravels the mysterious life of a man born on the border between West and East, a Jewish man with a passion for the Arab world.

Tom Reiss first came across the man who called himself 'Kurban Said' when he went to the ex-USSR to research the oil business on the Caspian Sea, and discovered a novel instead.

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The heartbreaking and inspiring account of a young girl who suffered horrifically at the hands of nuns in the Nazareth House Convent.

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Even when she was at the top of her fame as a star of East Enders, behind the scenes Danniella was tearing her life apart. For a while she was the nation's most famous drug addict. This is her story of recovery from the despair of addiction, told with total emotional honesty and courage.

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Jimmy Connors took the tennis world by storm like no player in the history of the game. And he won more tournaments - an astonishing 109 - than any other man in history, including eight Grand Slam singles titles.

Only now is Connors ready to set the record straight on what really happened on and off the court.

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At eighteen, Forsyth was the youngest pilot to qualify with the RAF. At twenty-five, he was stationed in East Berlin as a journalist during the Cold War. He wrote his game-changing first novel, The Day of the Jackal and never looked back. He's been shot at, he's been arrested, he's even been seduced by an undercover agent. This is his story.

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The suffragettes outraged Victorian society but their personal lives were just as dramatic as their public actions. adn Adela, banished to Australia after a bitter rift.

The result is a narrative that reads like a novel, and a brilliant insight into the history of a family that changed the face of British society for ever.

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A fascinating history of theatre told through the story of Britain's first ever pantomime clown

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Joining the most notorious gangsters and criminals of the day from the Krays, the Yorkshire Ripper and Charles Bronson, to high ranking members of the IRA nothing could have prepared him for the brutal regime, violent convicts, vindictive screws and riots on the inside.

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Provides a perspective on Kennedy's assassination from Johnson's viewpoint, and penetrates deep into what it was like for him to assume a position of such power at a time of national crisis.

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Memoir of normal boy in rural Norfolk who grew up to train with the last living Ninjas and fulfill his dreams.

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An incredible and personal story of ultra-running that looks at the determination, science and hidden history behind the sport, and explains why women ultra-runners outperform men.

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Army Ranger and bestselling author Kris Paronto reveals the values and creed shared by special forces for self-improvement and living a purposeful life.

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The story of the Ben Taub Hospital in Houston - an angry, political book and a reminder of why Britain must value the NHS.

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The story of the Ben Taub Hospital in Houston - an angry, political book and a reminder of why Britain must value the NHS.

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The story of the Ben Taub Hospital in Houston - an angry, political book and a reminder of why Britain must value the NHS.

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Drawing on a cache of personal documents, the author retraces Bruno Langbehn's journey from disillusioned adolescent to SS Officer to mysterious grandfather. He tries to understand how Langbehn and millions of others like him were seduced by Hitler's regime, and attempts to come to terms with this devastating revelation.

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A portrait of the life of the actress Patience Collier whose career spanned a golden age of performance from the 1930s to the 1980s and a fascinating overview of some fifty years of changing styles and tastes in film, television and popular culture.

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A family story of survival, hope and music - for fans of The Pianist and The Cut Out Girl.

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Sherry Gore weathered a harrowing journey until finding her life changed by Gods love. Sherrys plain choice was for God, and that choice led to her spiritual home, the Amish-Mennonite Plain Community, where shes raised a chronically-ill child, lived the Amish buggy life, and fulfilled her dream of using words and food to inspire others.

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Published in honour of Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, The Platinum Queen presents seven decades of world history through the words of Britain's longest-reigning monarch.

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The third part of the Nobel Prize Winner's classic autobiography, reissued by Granta in a stunning new paperback edition.